₦airaland Forum

dealslip:
FFK son vex oh!

AS in eh!!!!!

Did he just call PMB "mumu Buhari"??

limeta:
So he is a muslim?
Nice to know

He was born a muslim (middle name is Adullateef) but later converted to Christianity.

pics of the other room or

Honestly, this is become too stale. Surely we have far more important things to worry about.

ByDway this is not about taking sides. Discerning minds have largely concluded that both erred. Aisha for stripping her husband bare and PMB for unrepentantly denigrating his love of 27yrs, in both cases before the international media. BAAAAAD!!

They should make amends and move on. . . in the other room

part of the problem of hunger is that too many poor people keep procreating like insane rabbits.

Harsh but true.

she has denied the rumours. You guys should pls let the woman be.

where is the "world" here?

BTW isnt his episode becoming rather boring?

chai!!!!!!!!!!

This embarrassment is getting out of hand!!

soldierdollar:
Whether he comes back or not , the fact remains that we do not have a President

so what do we have?

and how did OP get this information? stupidd blogger

Sijo01:
Oga, what's more disgraceful, than telling the world your wife belongs to the kitchen, living room and the other room

Wasn't he responding to the needless, attention-seeking, unwarranted details in the interview she granted? To AN INTERNATIONAL NEWS ORGANIZATION!!!! Just for the records, I don support his comments, or even the way he is running the country - the consensus is that the man is 4king up badly. However, for his very own wife to be among those coming to shame him publicly is WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!!!

This is what we expect of decent women:

yetseyi:
I wouldn't do what she did if I were in her position.
My loyalty is to my husband FIRST, party affiliations ,appointments even the presidency itself are secondary, the marriage has been there before being a president and will still be there after he leaves office.I will just see the being the first family as another phase in our lives, why cause cracks in your marriage because of a phase.
People should never question your loyalty to your husband even if he's the president .
Even if Buhari is the worst leader out there, you shouldn't come out publicly to say he is being controlled/influenced by others even though everybody knows its true. Other people can say it, [size=17pt]but not Aisha.[/size]
What she has said is true but it should not be from her mouth.
Every woman has influence power and for her to come out and say this shows it seems he has not been listening to her advice or they have not been spending quality time together.
She should have been diplomatic while granting that interview, she could have evaded some questions too. Now even the opposition will use it against the presidency.
I admire Dolapo Osinbajo a lot, now I don't blame her for being very low key.
May our loyalty never be tested.

Sijo01:
Wee you keepkwayet, black ugly thing.
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Talk in the bedroom indeed! Before a woman could make such public outburst, she must have spoken/caution her clueless husband but the deaf buhari wouldn't yield to her advice.

Omotayor123:
Go back to her parents for speaking her mind... After she was Made to fry Akara And other things for this same victory...
. Even If Aisha didn't say Anything, Nigerians are Not Blind or stvpid,!


Abeg If there is fire under your cloth... Will you keep quiet

See una wide mouth.

Suppose it was the other way round, ie that PMB had disgraced his wife in public, would you support his action? You'll all be screaming gender violence.
Hate him all you want - that's your prerogative, but stop supporting evil just because the lady shares similar genitals with you. What the wife displayed is domestic abuse and the the height of treachery. It is wicked and evil. Owie is absolutely right.

blueto:
[s].. Jonathan's administration a failure?? and yet Nigeria was ranked 3rd fastest growing economy in the world, largest economy in africa. Even Dangote and so many other, business men, sports athletes attributed their success to Jonathan's good policies, World bank and other reputable economic organisations evaluated Jonathans policies and programmes as topnotch on global sphere.
stop feigning ignorance here. Can you compare the economic standard of living under jonathan to the one experienced under Buhari??
Jonathan was able to ensure that the economy grow at over 4% every year GEJ was in power
!He ensured our economy overtook South Africa’s economy as Africa’s largest economy!
He ensured Naira was stable at ₦150-₦215 to $1 between .
He ensured EVERY state had at least one federal university!
He ensured virtually EVERY election INEC held under his administration was conclusive!
He ensured that civil servants were consistently paid as and when dueHow can you say a man who kept inflation at single digit THROUGHOUT had a failed govt?
Stop attempting to gainsay the undeniable facts here, the certificatelesscattle rearer is no where near Jonathan in administration.
You are standing with Buhari because of your political/tribal interest, not because he earned your support. Every sane Nigeria knows that GEJ is the one that truly merits our support because of his awesome and unprecedented achievements.[/s]

With an average of over $100/barrel, even a deaf, dumb, mentally retarded slowpoke could have done all these. . .no more effort than signing a cheque on his table. I am not, by any account, going to hold brief for PMB who I readily admit has made many mistakes. But an administration that amassed almost 50 trillion naira during his 5+ years reign should have left the country in FAR BETTER shape than it was. POWER? Roads? Refineries? ZERO OVER TEN!! federal university my asss

I truly doubt if this was written by a journalist with even a simple pass in WAEC English. The errors are just too many and elementary. Most like an IT student.

The emergency meeting of the National Judicial Council (NJC) is about now holding at the three Arm Zone of the Presidential Villa in Abuja. Journalists who had gathered early enough to cover the meeting were barred from covering the event, but an insider confirms [confirmed] that the meeting has [had] begun and that the meeting [unnecessary] is exclusively for members of the NJC.

This meeting is coming on the hills [correction = heels] of the arrest of High Court Judges over Corruption allegations. The arrest has thrown up a lot of debate from the [a] cross session [correction = cross section] of the society.

Meanwhile the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) called it absorb [correction = absurd] and unacceptable, but the Federal Government insists [insisted] that [it was] the ongoing trial of the judges alleged to be corrupt and not the entire judiciary as agued [correction = argued] by the NBA

This is perhaps the first time the Department of the State Service, (DSS) will be making such sweeping arrests and some believe that this is a high jack [correction = hijack]of the responsibilities of the Nigerian police.

Today’s meeting by the NJC is expected to make pronouncement [will the MEETING make the pronouncment??] on the position of the body regarding the arrest of the High Court judges.

gross

bonechamberlain:
U see this people never learn, they are the major problem we have in this country.


There should be a seminar organised in idp's educating them to avoid giving births to innocent children to suffer. People who aren't even in idp camps are practicing family planning, but some persons still choose to give birth in idp.

I actually wonder how they're even able to do the stuff. From what ive seen, the camp houses many people and may not offer such privacy for couples to "do".

Abi dem they enta bush??

so they couldn't wait until the conditions were more conducive before resuming thier banging escapade?

Useless parents

waooo. the car wan fly??

From the archives of Saharareporters. AS I siad there been no love lost between Salami and Auta, so his outburst is really not surprising.

Several sources within the National Judicial Council (NJC) have disclosed to SaharaReporters the intrigues and behind-the-scene maneuvers that nearly sabotaged the council’s vote earlier today to reinstate the suspended President of Nigeria’s Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami. In separate interviews, these sources detailed the drama and tension orchestrated by a cabal that vehemently opposed Mr. Salami’s return to his job.

According to these sources who were part of the closed door meeting, the opposition to Justice Salami’s returned was spearheaded by the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Ibrahim Auta.

Mr. Auta is the notorious judge who was used by former military dictator, Sani Abacha, to hand down a verdict that led to the execution of environmental rights activist and leader of the Movement for the Sovereignty of the Ogoni People, Ken Saro-Wiwa along with eight other Ogoni activists.


[b]SaharaReporters learnt that the President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Joseph Bodunrin Daudu, also joined Justice Auta in opposing Justice Salami’s reinstatement. [/b]Incidentally, Mr. Daudu and Justice Auta worked in tandem in the hanging trial of Mr. Saro-Wiwa, with the NBA boss serving as the government’s lead prosecutor during the trial of Saro-Wiwa and his compatriots before Auta’s kangaroo tribunal.


Peter Umeadi, a member of the NJC, emerged as another strong campaigner against the recall of Justice Salami. Curiously, Mr. Umeadi’s late uncle, Philip Umeadi, also served on the Auta panel that sentenced Mr. Saro-Wiwa to death in a highly controversial and widely condemned 1995 trial in Port Harcourt.


Our sources revealed that 20 members of the NJC attended today’s meeting which was chaired by the outgoing Chief Justice of the Federation, Dahiru Musdapher.

The NJC had earlier constituted a committee led by Justice Alooma Muktar to help resolve the impasse created by the suspension of Justice Salami. The Alooma panel was mandated to liaise with all interested parties in the suspension saga crisis and submit a recommendation to the NJC for consideration.

The committee, which also had Olisa Agbakoba, a former President of the Civil Liberty Organization, as a member, reportedly met with the suspended judge and proposed that he accept to retire from the bench as a condition for his reinstatement. “I know that the Justice Alooma committee told Justice Salami that they would recommend his recall, but they wanted him to agree to retire as soon as he was reinstated,” said one of our sources. The source added that Justice Salami flatly rejected the condition, asserting that he was willing to continue his lawsuit against his illegal removal. The source said that Justice Alooma, Justice Pius Aderemi (rtd), Rotimi Akeredolu and Mr. Agbakoba supported his position that he would not retire.

One source told SaharaReporters that some members of the reconciliation committee persuaded Justice Alooma to have their group recommend an unconditional recall of Justice Salami. The source revealed that Mr. Agbakoba was then assigned the task of writing the panel’s report.

“That report was presented to the NJC at today’s meeting despite Justice Auta’s fierce reservation and opposition,” said one source.

Justice Auta had earlier written a report that accused Justice Salami of abusing his office as the President of the Court of Appeal.

The pattern of the 10-8 voting that clinched Justice Salami’s reinstatement revealed the nature of entrenched interests within and outside the judiciary that took a position on the matter.

SaharaReporters gathered that Justice Umaru Abdullahi, a former President of the Court of Appeal, aligned with Justice Auta in voting against Salami’s reinstatement. Justice Emmanuel Ayoola, the former chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC), abstained from voting. The Chief Judge of Lagos State, Inumidun Akande, who was reportedly embedded with the anti-Salami crew, absented herself from the meeting.

Others who opposed the move to reinstate Justice Salami included Justice Moses A.D. Bello, the president of the Customary Court of Appeal in Abuja, and the Chief Judge of Benue State, a crony of former Chief Justice of Nigeria Aloysius Katsina-Alu.

Our sources revealed that the pro-Salami members were led by former Supreme Court Justice Pius Aderemi, Olisa Agbakoba and included a former president of the Nigerian Bar Association, Rotimi Akeredolu, Justice Alooma and Chief Justice Dahiru Mustapha of the Supreme Court. Other supporters included National Industrial Court President, Babatunde Adejumo, and Justice Aloma Muktar. Onueze Chukwujinka Okocha, Senior Advocate of Nigeria and a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, also voted for Justice Salami’s reinstatement.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/intrigues-behind-justice-ayo-salami%E2%80%99s-recall

Auta recommended the suspension of Salami then in 2011. So its no suprise.

However, allegations that Auta is severely compromised has been on for a long time.

CACAWA:
Salami was first suspended.
Katsina-Alu couldn't respond to Salami in the media while still active.

Check your facts.

Also I will like to see those active judges you say have been granting press interviews. Can you share links pls?

Just saw this.

Well, from what I could gather, Salami granted interview before his suspension. The interview was allegedly published by Thisday in its JAn 25th 2011 edition, while his suspension came almost 8 month later, August 18th 2011, to be precise. However, I agree it was unethical for him to take such issues to the media.

The President of the Court of Appeal had, in an interview in Thisday edition of Tuesday January 25, 2011, disclosed that he’d used only those he trusted for governorship election appeal cases. In his response to Senator Iyiola

http://africanheraldexpress.com/blog6/2011/02/27/2007-elections-judgments-njc-queries-justice-salami-again/
http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2011/08/18/nigeria-suspends-top-judge/

On the second question, here's the interview Justice Auta granted some weeks back(BTW it was NTA, not channels):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDwZTNkgfCw

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vengertime:
[size=20pt][s]Buhari is always talking about OIL , even if OIL is $200/Barrel we won't allow him to touch it. The oil belongs to SS not North. We will drag him down with this OIL . He hasn't seen anything yet.[/s][/size]

Abeg stop making empty silly noise.

chei!!! see chykes. hmmmm

sad day for democracy. But seriously who are those advising him?

I understand there are more than 10 lawyers in his cabinet - with at least 2 SANs.

His VPee is a professor of law and former attorney general. There is Lai Moh'd, Fashola, Udoma, Ibe, Kyari, etc. And of course the attorney general. Couldn't these people advise him of the implications of such action??

Many "educated" Nigerians have absolutely no idea about the code of conduct of sitting judges. The moment you become a judge, you are automatically barred from speaking to the press on any matter even while you are being oppressed.

"on ANY matter"? I dont agree. I've seen quite a number of judges granting interviews. Only recently, the chief judge of FCT was interview by channels. If you're referring to pending cases, then I can understand.

So when you subject a judge to public harassment such as "N50 million was found in his bedroom" etc, being an active judge, he is duty bound not to clarify issues to the press in defence of his image. This is why the protocol in my first paragraph is what it is.

What about the Salami vs Katsina Alu case? I clearly recall the former going to the press to clear his name.

The fact of the matter is that the judiciary has been terribly, terribly compromised. The 'self cleansing' mechanism is clearly not functional. Or how do you explain judges giving 'perpetual injunction' like Odili's? case (ie, do not EVER arraign him again!!) Or those that gave Igbinedoin and Ibori a pat in the back for robbing their respective states blind? the list goes on. . .

There is separation of powers, no doubt, but there must still be checks and balances. Just as the NASS members will be reluctant to try one of thier own, the NJC, due respect to them, have failed woefully in bringing erring judges to book.

That said, I cant say I support the treatment meted to the judges sha. . .

why do peeps still support this guy sef?

I dont get it

I totally agree the judiciary has become synonymous with corruption over the past years. High profile criminal are allowed to go free while petty thieves receive prison sentence.

However this is NOT the way to go about it. I can understad the frustration with the judiciary, but abducting A JUDGE in the wee hours of the morning is not acceptable in a democracy.

NIGHTMAREOO7:
It actually happened it kenya..
Its an old video

YEah Its an old vid. I actually saw it early this year. However i doubt this is kenya. I'm sure I could hear what sounded like yoruba in the vid